Headlines from GLW #716, 4 July 2007:

A new war on the planet?

COMMENT & ANALYSIS, 29 June 2007

During the last year the global warming debate has reached a turning point. Due to the media hype surrounding Al Gore’s film An Inconvenient Truth, followed by a new assessment by the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the climate sceptics have suffered a major defeat. »

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Why the market cannot solve the environment crisis

COMMENT & ANALYSIS, 29 June 2007

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Interview with Eva Golinger: US continues destabilisation push in Venezuela

INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 28 June 2007

VENEZUELA: In the wake of widely covered opposition protests against the Venezuelan government’s decision not to renew Radio Caracas Televison’s (RCTV) broadcasting licence following its countless violations of the law and its role in the 2002 coup attempt against the democratically elected government, Green Left Weekly’s Sam King spoke with lawyer and writer Eva Golinger in Caracas. Golinger is the author of The Chavez Code and Bush Versus Chavez, which expose US intervention into Venezuela aiming to overthrow Chavez. »

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Indigenous communities reject Howard’s racist hypocrisy

COMMENT & ANALYSIS, 29 June 2007

PM John Howard’s decision to “take control” of 60 to 70 Indigenous communities in the Northern Territory began to be implemented on June 27 when the first Australian Federal Police (AFP) officers flew into the Aboriginal township of Mutitjulu, near Uluru. The police officers were met by a large community delegation demanding answers. »

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Green Left Weekly's fighting fund

GENERAL, 29 June 2007

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Morocco committing 'all kinds of atrocities' in Western Sahara

INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 28 June 2007

WESTERN SAHARA: Secretary general of the Saharawi Union of Journalists and Writers (UPES) Malainin Lakhal, currently on a speaking tour of Australia, spoke to Green Left Weekly’s Tony Iltis about the human rights situation in Western Sahara and the Saharawi people’s long struggle for democracy and self-determination. »

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Bolivia: Decolonisation or disintegration?

INTERNATIONAL NEWS, 30 June 2007

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Mansell: PM misusing child abuse re...

Mutitjulu: 'We welcome real support...

Suspended QUT lecturer fights back

Taxi `mafia' invented Work Choices

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Green Left Weekly's fighting fund

Publication schedule

read »Australian News

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Howard ‘fighting one injustice...

MEC workers end 277-day protest

No NT nuclear waste dump!

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Peace convergence challenges US-Aus...

Tariq Ali: a new ‘axis of hope...

Unions and community combine to sav...

Brief: 'Unrelenting' AWA pus...

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Brief: Flooding increases mi...

Brief: Tropical pride

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